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Run these tests after configuration is complete and before launch. ### What to test Validate these scenarios: * ESW-supported countries with fixed pricing * ESW-supported countries with calculated pricing * ESW non-supported countries on native checkout * storefront price consistency from browse to order ### Before you test Confirm the storefront and ESW setup are ready. * Master catalog is imported and assigned. * Storefront catalog is assigned to the site. * At least one price book contains product records. * At least one inventory list is assigned and available. * At least one orderable product exists in catalog, price book, and inventory. * At least one locale and currency are assigned to the site. * ESW services, jobs, and metadata are imported successfully. * `eswRetailerPricingFeed` has run successfully at least once. * ESW site preferences are configured correctly. * The ESW module is enabled. * The correct code version is active. * Search indexes are rebuilt. * Site cache is cleared. Use these pages while preparing tests: * [General and Display Preferences](/salesforce-commerce-cloud/salesforce-commerce-cloud/business-manager-configuration/merchant-tools/site-preferences/general-and-display-preferences.md) * [Pricing Preferences](/salesforce-commerce-cloud/salesforce-commerce-cloud/business-manager-configuration/merchant-tools/site-preferences/pricing-preferences.md) * [Checkout Preferences](/salesforce-commerce-cloud/salesforce-commerce-cloud/business-manager-configuration/merchant-tools/site-preferences/checkout-preferences.md) * [Go-Live Readiness](/salesforce-commerce-cloud/salesforce-commerce-cloud/testing-and-launch/going-live/go-live-readiness.md) ### Basic shopper journey checks Start with a first-time shopper session. Expected behavior: * The welcome mat appears on first storefront visit. * The shopper can select country, language, and currency. * Clicking **Continue Shopping** closes the welcome mat. * The selected country and currency appear in the header or footer. Confirm these cookies in browser tools: * `esw.location` * `esw.LanguageIsoCode` * `esw.currency` * `esw.InternationalUser` Set `esw.InternationalUser` to: * `true` for ESW-supported countries * `false` for ESW non-supported countries Also confirm the shopper can reopen the selector from the header or footer and update country, language, or currency. ### Test fixed pricing countries Use this scenario for countries with fixed local price books. #### Required setup Confirm all of these conditions: * `isEswAllowedCountry` is `true` * the country is listed in the fixed-price country configuration * the country has an override price book #### Expected results Use a sample product and confirm the same price appears in all locations: * PLP * quick view * PDP * mini cart * cart * ESW Checkout For example, if the local price book shows `99.20 GBP`, the same value should appear throughout the journey. #### Order validation After the shopper enters ESW Checkout: * the order appears in Business Manager with status `Created` * the shopper can complete payment successfully * the order status changes to `New` after confirmation Then compare Business Manager data against the order confirmation payload: * order-level attributes * product line item attributes ### Test calculated pricing countries Use this scenario for ESW-supported countries without fixed local price books. #### Required setup Confirm all of these conditions: * `isEswAllowedCountry` is `true` * the country is not listed in fixed-price countries * the country does not use an override price book #### Pricing formula Calculated pricing starts from the retailer base price and applies ESW adjustments. ``` (((base price × (1 + uplift)) × (1 + duty)) × (1 + tax)) × fxRate = localized price localized price + rounding = final shopper price ``` Example: * base price: `155 USD` * uplift: `3%` * duty: `7%` * tax: `20%` * FX rate: `8.32` * rounding rule: `{"currencyIso":"SEK","currencyExponent":2,"direction":"Up","model":"fixed99.fixed00"}` Calculation: ``` 155 × 1.03 × 1.07 × 1.2 × 8.32 = 1705.52 SEK Final rounded price = 1799.00 SEK ``` #### Expected results Confirm the calculated price stays consistent across: * PLP * quick view * PDP * mini cart * cart * ESW Checkout Then repeat the same order validation used for fixed pricing: * `Created` order after entering ESW Checkout * successful payment * `New` status after confirmation * correct order and line item attributes ### Test ESW non-supported countries Use this scenario for countries where ESW is not enabled. #### Required setup Confirm `isEswAllowedCountry` is `false`. #### Expected results The shopper should remain on the native storefront flow. Confirm the shopper currency price matches the assigned native price book across: * PLP * quick view * PDP * mini cart * cart For example, if the native price book shows `155 USD`, the same value should appear throughout the flow. When the shopper enters native checkout: * the price remains unchanged * no ESW preorder order is created in Business Manager before placement After the shopper places the order: * the order is created successfully * the order appears in Business Manager with status `New` ### Final validation checklist Complete these checks before sign-off: * pricing is consistent across storefront and checkout * checkout routes correctly for supported and unsupported countries * orders reach the expected status * ESW order attributes match the confirmation payload * no storefront, job, or service errors appear during testing {% hint style="info" %} Run at least one test for each pricing model and one test for a non-supported country before launch. {% endhint %} --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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